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NEWBERY , SaNS; N 0.45, St. ,Pattl's • Church-vvd, Loininn, Proprietors of Dr. jarrirs's Powder and mfr . & valuable Preii:tra: tons, inform the Public, tIU . I in consequeme of the New Statiiii Duties, the,Priee of that 'Willow': will be in future 26. 9i. per Packet, or 11. - ss. foil, per Dozen; but the quantity Oa L)ozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) maybe.had for tl. 4s. Anti as the words "F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, whiCh it is presumed will be a Sufficient security against ounterfeits, his Sipa- Cure on the I,shclS wilt be discontinued. The.fullowing are the • Prices of-their other MilifcineS, Stamps included ; but those who purchase six, or more, at a dine, wilt be allowed the Siarhps.gratis. d. .4 Dr. lames's Powder 9 Why's Carminative 4 • Do. ix a Bottle 24 o dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills • ' 4 0 Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.ofliark 4 0 The Antihilious Pills • -2, 9 Dr. Iluxham's ditto 3 o Dr. Steer's Opoilehloc 2 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9 Do. Convulsion O 1 -'z 6 English Coffee - 2. 9 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruthcr's Drops z 9 ;Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 Essenee of Ginger - a 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges t . 4 Ditto Peppermint Angibaud's Blois ditto t ri Dr. Hoofer's Pills r r 4 Essence of CZ3lts t , .Nn 3 6 (.; rant's 'Drops r ltlr. Spcnoe's Dentifrice 4 o Inglish's 3cors Pills t o lienry'o.l ,gliesia 2 .6 Jones's Rheum. Tinet. 3 6 Norton's Drops. - . Perry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spltsbury's Drops c' • 6 Class's Magnesia . .• 3 6 Dr. SOlallat,ll3 Tea a, .• %Yawn's AlteritiVe 4 '6 Greenoinli's Tincture t Li i'lltifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 • Do. Tutu Lozenges . r rt N, B. As Persons misialte the House of Messrs. Nownery, observe, th.it it is At the East End of St. Pant's, four Doors (trim Cheapsvte, with these words inscrihed co the Front--" THt i )2.1 LY WA It PAP )11%1 Ft) It DR. IAM ES's,pownEl6. l .' • MA I LS. har<rvlM—a Waterrorcl.. JDs --3 Gottenburglt, 1 Malta, Dutilitl, I Waterton!. • PRICE 01- STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWA LvZ o'GLOCK Consols . • lAN ; Red. Ann. - 6711 THE SUN. •C)tIM DICIRI FALIIUM AVDCAT? • r ...___._ _ __..._ 0' N 0 IV, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1869: fiord GAmarea has, we understand, applied for a Court Minrial, in consequence of some observa tions which irivo . ''beert made upon his condati during the late operations Basque Roads. Last night Vlach Paper, to the„ 2d inst. reached town. They contain very little that • is' new or im portant, except a Decree of BUOWARTE'S, by which the Austrian Prisoners in France are to be . distributed among the farmers and ritanufa6urers, to work, we presumes, as slaves. BUONAPARTE appears to think thst it is no longer necessary for him to tovear the mask, and be may now boldly speak. his real sentiments, and avow his real Objetils to the people *of the Continent. Formerly he used to talk . about the Laws of 'Nations, though God knows he never observed them but now his actions and his language perfekily correspond. A number nf letttrs were yesterday received from the Confluent, which, as usual, cot.taiii a great variety of rumours respelling the Austrian and French armies. It is again reported, ,that, the former have been successful; and the Prague Gazette, it is said, ctmtains an 'account of a :viaory obtained by the Archduke CliAPi.lol; I3y the accounts respecting the operations of Co'ionel'Scurta., he appears to be 4,14 gaining strength; Divisions ;of his troops have appro.:chi:3 liamburgh and Lubeck, and itis reported that the. French Minister has precipitately quitted the former city; The latest acionnti from Corunna and Ferrol reach to the tOth tilt. it . appears that the animosity Qf the. Spaniards against the French. in those places was extreme, insomuch that Marshal NET 'had thought proper to dismantle the forte and heights, and to remove towards Santa Lucia, ail the guns, .and w!atever the rage of the people, upon any op poitutiity night employ against his troops. NET, hrsti posidiely refused ati exchange .of Prisoners, w , hich had been offered.. by. a Flag of Truce, but he had conducted liiinself in a very hand4ome manner towards Our Officrs, allowing most of them their parole of honour, and suffering others who did not ,I)elonit to the military to remove. Such was the deiertoitied spirit of the 'Spaniards, that it vas diflicult to iteep them under. due restraint, and ,Nay 1::td obliged the Miticia ilonorada to per 1.4 gol,ar duty, and to.. he responsible for the public traorittlity ; but . though this body of Men were 10,1viOtA . Nvith intpkets, he had not ventured tro'4thiirt w;th ritrinttnition. The peasalttry had carious places,to prevent a supply of provi -70411!, ~ f which the town was gr e atly in want,— .The - Fp:och bad made barracks 'of the. Con vents, c'irci u nstance Which bad added ,religious v.iiriotic indignation. Provender for the Cava::l' only be obtained at fietanzo, distant . ' from toranna about 12 tniles, and , on the ziwn of an expected 'surlily. by the peasantry, a strong pirty of French, tinder Fottabrtait, was dis patched to Villa Franca, but lie was repulsed, and `on' his return to Commit he destroyed sixteen , villagers revenge. it was stated . , that Nay's whole force on, the - Sth ultimo: did not ex ceed 10,000 .men, and that he . bad then qUitteil Corunna for the purpose of ,proceeding to Ingo, to attack the advanced post of ROMA-STA at that place'f,Jrhe same aFoountt state,' that a vast qoan.4 shy of the artillery had been removed from Ferrol tOCorynua, and that the , latter place was only de fended by 700 of the enemy. lATELLIGEACZ VIENNA, MA Y 7.—The great force of the strians is now divided into three corps. The strongest *. 4 retreats into Bonen lie under t he Archduke CHARL Es , The Archduke Maxi sittali„:- after he left Vienna; assembled his troops it, Moravia; his head-luarters are at Prostuitz, some leagues from Olmutz; anda • , , part of his troops are in Brunt): , The greater part of the army which invaded the •the Dutclry of Warsaw, under the Archduke Fart- •Dttsfloqn kon the retreat, and is expe&ed in Wm mia or Moravia. The weakest part. o f the , Austrian force bas fallen nack'npon Hungary, and that king. dam is thus left to itself. The French troops are on their march- to Bild 7 whi, and, according to rvport, they are alreadyin possession of Nicolsborg. The led horses of the • Emperor NAPOLRON have been sent . over the, Da nybe, on the road towards Moravia, from which it . is conjeftured that his Majesty will himself: take that. road. The Emperor FRANCIS is said to be at Ohnotz. Since the 14th, the labours for restoring the bridges on the Datiube have - been continued with great assiduity. Intrenchments and let's arc port are . . al . so forming. The, garrison consists of more than 10 .1 000 men, all infantry. PASSAU'. MAY 20.—W4 are anxious tO learn 'the effect which hag been produced by the ProcWnation orthe.Einperor FttANcts to the Iltingari,ros. It is reported that it has beeu favourably received at Pres burg: The first division of the Bavarian army . , under the command of im Crown. Prince, is at Saltzburgh, and Strongly garrison's that town,. Ilse Pass of teng, and St. Gilser. The Ausirian General, JELLA^ cuictl, who is with lliScorps near Rastadt, claie at tempt nothing: The Baurians are constructing works at Saltzburgh. • • - The Prince of Pottle Corvo broke up on the t ot h, from Stranbing, to advance hithdrwards, and turther towards Bohemia. This corps - consists of 15,090 Saxons, and a regiment of FrenCh cavalry. Several intrenchments .are forming bore the, fortress of Medians is placed in a complete state of defence.' BAYONSE, MAY 21.- . -betters received this day` by a courier, announce. that the Duke oflluno has obtained another great viaoty over CUESTA's army. The strong _position of Alcantara, on the Tagus, has also been.taken by storm. At this place five or 600 prisoners were made, and all the enemy's artillery was taken. The head-quarters of CvasTA are at Moneiterro, fourteen leagues from Seville.. All the accounts we receive induc.e us firmly to believe ; that the DulsO of DALMATIA must,. by this time, have made him self master of Lisbon. - Yesterday the 20th, the Insurgents in the Astu rias were to be attacked at 411 pointir, by tin ett divi sions which had penetrated into that Pius ince. The king of Spain left Madrid tin the,l3th or I,4th for Aranjuez, and it is believed that he intends to go to Andalusia. ROYA t, AcADEMY'.--The. President, and Many of the Members of this institution, ' with a 'cons iderable number of their priva+e friends, assembled yesterday according to 'custom, to celebrate his Msjesty's birth Day, at the Crnwn and Anchor Tavern. .The first toast after, the cloth was Teinovqd '.'as; of 'course ", The King," . and, we never heard it received with more enthusiasm. " The. Queen," and 'tile rest of the Royal Family, were given in due erdet. " Royal Academy" was then given .by Mr. irsit'r,' who made 3 drat and appropriate sid-ech oil the on. castor,. 'Toasts on other Institutions, tenditii i to the prosperity of the flue. arts, and on several eminent and literal Patrons followed, and were much ap. plapded. ' Mr.. CA Lan WHITErooRD then 'propoSed the health of Mr, WEST, and the toast was seconded by Mr. Foixsta,ish : who paid a brief but just and impressive tribute to the professional' anot . personal merits of. the. venerable President, who was one of the t.riginal founders of the' !loyal who, fur upwards, Of forty-Seven years, had set an example 'of . excellente in Aft, and :who had been always anxious to encourage and patronize rising genius. The general feelings of the company attested the truth of Mr. FLaxmAtv's ettingiurn, arid it wait receivsd with warm and /rife ' rated applause. Mr. WEsT expressed his thinks with hecoming diflldencei but wit h „manly firmness. Mr. TAvt.oa, of e4iVent-garden Theatre, highly gratified the : company with .some musicat imita tions, and other vocal exertions, as well us Mess's. Luars, NEILD,' BELLAMY ; and the day was near(:. ed by good-humnitr, spirit, and that rational Asti vity, which might be expo fed from a company chiefly distinguiat4d for their high taste ,and talents in these arts which do honour to their coun try, and place if.-above any other in the civilized World. ' The CHMICHLIMIR Of the Exciteatiztt hiid a splendid dinner' pan) , yesterday in honour of• the Birthday. Yesterday, at the final close of the poll for Alder. man of Cheap Ward, intim room of Jos. BoyEtl4l.lo Esq. the numbers were—.for SAMUEL GOODBEHERE, Esq. Bi, and for R. 11 s'YGATE, Esq. 60 ; major►ty w, favour of Mr. GOODBEHERE, 31 , who was de clared duly elected. . • There was no Court 'of Aldermen held to=day, but the Lotto. MAYQ.II, after inspecting the rottirt)4. of tho Mealweighers, ordered the price of bread to be lowered id. per peck. The :.quarters loaf w ail then be to. - • NAVAL N Polurcmdtrrit, JUNE s.—Arrived the Prince of Brazils. -.-- Downs, bound to, Oporto his Majesty's Ship ratline, from rt ernize ; Salty ; HAIL, -from Malta and the Properly, 4/iCKFQIID, from Ratns- gate. . , Sailed his . Majesty's-Ship s Ny m ph an d K angaroo, 1 for Porttigal. HIS 1111L/ESTY's BIRTH-DAY. His 41AJESTY'S Birthday has t7CCII ce!ebrn' forty-six years as King of these realins, and it be forty-seven years the Zed of next September sir his coronation. His MAJESTY succeeded Ins grail father Oaober fth, 170; and completed his 7 year on Sunday. On account of the anniversii Ailing on that day, the rejoicing and its observers as a national festival, did not _take place 01 yesl day, when it was observed with every demonstra ti of joy. We feel great pleasure and rattisfaetion in bei able to say, at the Ktim's adVanced years, heenr the most perfe& health. The return of the festival was announced by t ringing of bells early in the morning throughout r country, particularly _in London and WeAminstt where the merry peals rung during the whole oft! day. The standards and flags of the United Kini dote were displayed from the Tower, the difrete public buildings, and all the churches. The Shii in the River exhibited their various colours. TI Guards were not inspeaed as is customary by SO of th son Pukes, owing to the incessant rain 01 fell. A dJuble royal salute was discharged at 01 ' o'clock, in St. James's P.lrk ; and the 60 c.intlor on the Tower Wharf were discharged at the san PLYMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Brig Diana , Jotias from. Westport, laden with provisions, bound to Landon-- . put inhere by contrary winds ; and the Brig G'olde'n Fletice:BEßEl.L, from Waterford, laden with oats; bound to London, put in in distreis. ,Came- dont the harbour, and anchored in the Sound, the Seaflower Sloop of War. Soiled tl , e Co'ntesit,Gun-brig, with dispatches for America and. the' Navin Sloop of War 'to the Westward; • gh 4,10. L, AtAY .—Arrived the St. Domingo Mail of War from the River ; Iltnry iiddiaglon, for India; Helen, .NApip.u, for Martinique; Fame, : COI3B, for yebago ; Essex, MILL,s,', for Madeira ; and 'Recover y, ALEXANbER, for Curacoa. time. Owing to the late indisposition of her MAJESTI together with the fire at St. James's Palace, dirt' .have been but very few Drawing Rooms this sea Sort; that of yesterday was consequently pecelisll. splendid and crowded ; and there was more ter o beauty than has been recolletted for a number o years. i - All the spacious rooms in the Palace leadidg to ll' Grand Council Chamber, where the Drawingaroun is held, were crowded, with fine women elegant'. dressed, to which they hid gained admittance by th LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S tickets,, to view the Nobilit, awl Gentry going to Court. • The company continued going to the Palace Iron half-past 12 till five. Some of the company user' kepi _for hours in their carriages, walla% .io ge t 1, I the Palace. The throng of carriiges•wete so gr eat . 1 that St. James's-street was frequently.. *blocked up Yesterday the dispatches Y e for Bengal. were final! and the line occasionelly reached to the neighb our , of Berkeley square,. and several streets r oan( closed atehe East India House, ,and deli vere d t o th . hood of were blocked oy. Purser of•the Ship Henry Addington, which Ship is ' appointed to proceed. On her voyage. immediately, on 1 The Dukes of YORK i ;CLARENCE,_CodnEIIo on7 receipt .of her.pacicet S. . . , i KgNT, and CAMBRIDGE ; also the Pi iiieesi Coo. , LOTT'S Of WALES, breakfasted with their MOSS' LicUL-Cnlonel Richard poveton, Major-G . eneral -Richard P4SsZSIGIIIIS PLR HENRY ADDINGTON —For Fens 1 iTi • __RS andthe PRINCESSES at the Queen's,Palace 01 nine o'clock, and paid their respeets to their Eta°. )ti , 1 . , ! c0n ! , Majo r Samuel Kelly, Maria Kelly, major K• s s vo ...; Mis b An n Keenit t!; Mr, Edward Phillips, koistain. ' FATHER upon the happy return of the day. "Irene; Alessrs. Mackinnon, Beaver, Wiggins Lockwood, In the course of the morning, the Baops of SA: i‘lietwel, feceb, tatis—Caders,—.—rot 13innbay . —Mr. John Walker, - Mice :Warmer. ' we understand, has taken • : LISBURY and CHESTER, several other cligeifiesi '.Tlie Henry ilddington, Clergy, also a number of Persona packers and letters fur Madras and Prince of W a l es ' ' attended at the Queen's Palace to Personages of distine tion, there resPec i ' pay Island. ; to their Alison-rose At half-past twei‘e , • The Britannia, arrived at , F21M90111, when in lat. , her M.unsre and the PRINCESSES left the Queen.: 43. It). kne e ls. 1,0. Was brollgin io by his elajestyfs . Palace in three carriages, the PitlNCßSsof; ILI thee brig of war •C'atleies, Cretin's . WYNTeIt, who sent lull court dresses, b° lir .dAJRSTY " 4 only it ill 'Of his boat on board 'the Britannia, arid" requested to i • morning dress t and proceeded to thasPo l°- /til t bei reported As follows-- e' that the. Cadmus had ac... ' the' Duke ot'LLIMRERLAND, in St.; James's 'Pah"- 0 eidentelly, fallen in with- the Diana transport, oft -h w e ere her Masasev dressed. The Duke of Cum' :Ferrol, and Was then escorting her' to Vigo; that' . asareson received. them at his door. A suroP lu j,„ 'the Diana had escaped from Gijon in .great haste, ' cold tullation wus provided 'Or them; after 0111:11:1,11. 1 Of ii,. her MAJESTY dressed in her superb coat' Opon the .French entering the terrace, and had brought tfclec.k. Y drps 3 the QtrEall was adorned, as custoto4ry a ll tit Colonel CARROI., and Mr, .W.tittE, ,the HririOt Consul at ' that place. These Geittienien C er tain the Kreto's'Birb-ttay,. in honour of the'day, i n the mos: 'eon)? jewels, particularly her crown and held' iWYNiEIt bad taken on hoard the• Cadmus. The Diana bad a great many other pas met, and. her stoiriachkr, wed other ornaments and sengers on board, 160 . ,0001.. ~ . with a quantity of plate, a ,, Li between two and three diamonds, to the .amoent. of hundred thouemo ,eollars. , The Archbishop of Cii.NTER,BURY was admitte d •• - ' . Letters from the Baltic, i altic, received yesterday, men- I into the presence, of her MAJESTY,, at the Duke's , tioti that' the Iluteiati ports' have' been shoi against, : and delivered an Oration of cougratulation ueen the all vessels. „ The .Cuptain of a vessel write, that he return of the day. ,vas refused admittaece into.Liebeu,. with :I cargo . of ' Who"' her MAJcs" and the .P. lll N , ctis .3l ts left rho Fait, tin :allele Inuelein demand ie the North ; and in flavour . of which the Court of Russia lately : pub- attendants, and proceeded through the Gallery to 11) 0 Dukes apar . tments, . they were joined by` them ses . i lished.' iomi eXeMpLiOIIS fromehe. Operations' of its Ball 11 ° ° m• commercial taws. ...se ,•• • . • • ; Her NAJESTY and .the PRINORSSES entered ths The expedition ntider the orders of General CR AU- i 'Gland 'Council Charilber exactly at a quarter psfi c FORD is arrived at Porteettiuth . from Dee!. -It will two o' clock, attended by art MORTON', her A: proceed immediately to, Portugal, And wilt shortly be ' JRSTY'S Cham h e rlain, and Cololiel Deseaow, 11C` i' MAJESTY'S Vice-Chainherlain, on. each side Of lie ' followed ay several more, regiments now under orders Of embarkation.MAJESTY, and other atteudants; the tormer.leo up l ien i iced it The . Sheriff of Eigex- having received. a counter . her,Maelters'a train, and upon her. taking her 813.- • requisition; most respect ably and nomerously sigred, between the seeped and third wind,.w, he Pe.-- 1 , 0 , '• upon a marble slab behind her MesesTY. '' has ref:esed to call a county meesingeo thank :Nile Wa epee. ' ... . PRINCESSES, as'usual, arranged themselves accoolg T no TriasTeses-.Mr. COLMAN'S Theatre opened . to their ages, to the left 'Adler MAJESTY towo rd4 t ot for tli - Season nioht with hula 4:Wife:and Have , Tur°Pe• The Nobility and Gentry, atter theitate a Thre. • Yowler) perforated the part of Lean in a. i - congratulated her NAIRiTY. upon the happy cc y r t ee *of te day; proceeded pay teeir respect's to utis very manner, attil . JONES for the first • tittle appeared in the (upper "Captain; in which he r'Pfit h HC"SES' Her MAJESTY . received th e l ' ullier displ.qed considerable spirit . ' r. Mrs. GLOVER was ex. : pesentatibris in the usual manner. . A few minutes atter 'her Menton' op(4 —1 „, i i „„ lea tesil.:iit in 'Betildeiii,lind tine public were delighted to , see so admirebie an actress-restored to theal, 'A Ni s . 'the Grand Co' tined . Chamber, the Luta) C0 4 ." - 1, 11 c ; SMITH (rem York was at least tolerable in the Duke. Jests: Waved his wand of °Bice, as a token e e st. " lie Tbe lloisee 'wari•v.vell attended. Mester of the Ktisti'e Band, to whose italic'' °- 0 ; oh . ' MasesTv's pleasure, to Sir .Wit.L.lASt PA10 0 " ) 1 Toe Ases. 7 eiVfr. - l'utterua, an Artist of first-rate e s cstd ability,•Who' has liberally opehed his. gallery , some time' for the grati 'icaiiiet of the ainaleurs to: paint- the perinrm3nce the Birth-day Ude ens e ntr- , s o's Sir WaLLler4 WAS - in attendance with hie MAJ'' ive inge closed on Ft belay last for the "season. ' the works .. band, in a room behind the Throne The ode whiclehe added to it this year are admirable, and We ' mediately cc}l."`"ened' The wi " )ia Pt' t" ri : gla regret, for the sake of the public, as well as ter,.:tria was seleeted by Sir Wat. PARSONS, pool the W N W own Credit, thief some of .sheaf were not sent •to the :3 Sbronspienous an I " TY " of I - UNE:see, : by . the express command of hi! did l'oyal -Academy, of Which he • It• commeticed with the overtore froot.:001 cat the 1 ortannent. . Among the best werks .lox'his gallery is O el : a of:4;kridc2,ntt' a nd L :lee *ght)le a, view near the Thames Lock, WiriaSor. It. is ' .an • HILISie Was taken irero the satin. - ' - sp.rit. Another of a harvest- cheater. oh Kin ,star • excelient.produetiOtte marked briasie. Intl. , ;,•11),:l . Master Motttsee - x, one of the young Gentl er/16) e s belongrng to. his MAJESTY!S CO:Wel RQYaI I ta i:e ou bank, is-fieh, riaturaleted beautiful. T rout tie in the, last: ii another esquiiitth work, and i here are ver :daisghtful solo, which he sotig with ol"d i e . r s. its her fleeting charms most stela: touches of natore and sWeetneig,; so rtItiCII"So, that it attracted r e el calor attention of the Duke of Cameato° s '. * ' happilyestpressed. • Bat the: largest, and. we may ` Abe tte r !' vr , _k Sian OW' also eaY the grandest of bil - Oodoeficm„,, i s " a , s ee.. -.. air. orIELD and Mr. BARTLEMAN hip ili- i • A in"' ,vv. , or - . the Thames from. Puttiey, its order to .commemorate well adapted to their voices. The heed Was . , t ee. TnoresoN'S I.E' , .4in Harp. This is 8 magnificent led by Mr—DANCE'i - 'Jr.' KNYVErr preSided n..,` ;s . work, but the . . whole asseenblirgo . indeed.. t . ' grand piano:torte ; ! yie e ipal violencello, 44 1 r* ( I ';': e 's• . Powerful and varied talents. : . llainfr.sts , . , DILL.; bassoon, Mr. HoeetaS yr and oboe' .retlr 4l 0 1 1 a hursday . Mining ,P i Ag . fence ..TARREMBR - RG Il 1 A little before six o•clock her Maisssor ~___; :te , Austrian At»baasadoi, Don Penes)) CEVA“O6 ' thele evidently •much fatigued, having • been tsa(lloti, , ' n e a r ' ' hours - ' four . Spetrish Ambassador, and his Secretery, wets - • iroduced to her MA...JESTY 1 Q . ' ''"" Among the company present were , -- .• 3.. t 2 rli ? tatt le ueter s Palace, by ' Earl Moreroo, her IVlssosey's Ch tinbe I • ' .e ' Their Royal Highnesses the-Princesses AAris. - , 1 ,,, IN: i Wale); • :f.. eoliduded hy Sir c .... ' -, r.alu, sod ks t i AA ..,. .1, ...sty, sad ophot ; the PritlC.Aii 0:r -: .. ste .; , ~ .. ‘,TRPHEN uorritim, lb . e Master of CACAO of York- -the Viincess Sophta .or 610 1 /‘F 00 ,0 Ole 'C . T , e eretnarries. ... liey w ere m ost ' . re . . i ' • Polices QUW ale: - the Dukei of York, Clarence.- . 0 0.0 ps_ g ClOni y r e . .- . , h elves!. ,I 1 (''. r :4B,,Auntels of cHRSTitt ,21 HI; Kenn Cant'oridge, 'and Gloucester; the Ac 1 1 7 0 ,; t er'NIAJESTY upon the Occasin FIELD attended of Canterbury, York,:and Toam . the Lora eliarti; 3 / 4;:d; t h i L: Occasion. ' i -Lord President ot the Council) 'the iord rnb'Y i' l lic (I t .f Oe Sunday mornine .n d I' 1* i' !'lest , I ay. 1 ,. 1., two _ Lard or the Treisttry ; the Master G,1tera,!,14...,,idc,,,if. ~• E. 1 Men Were '.Nance; the hrst Lord •,f the Adruiralty; to i.' r oe I t,"„ r deteded i ' . n stepping the lead off Harrow ,Churcls ihe Board of Ttade the three,,Secretarics ur t , of when beat , , mA . carried - the beard Chia: ins l .: l 7, 01, : a 1 court or King.: Bench; the ford Chid lush e s lit . .. ~, fr 1 tree si)v , lug Megieretee thei wore e ' committed to Newgate. ‘ tl Common fleas ; the Lard Chid BilrODi . 4 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY. Tolbe hired armed brig Cockatrice, for the capture of the Flora, on the 6th inst...at, No. iB, elcinenes-inn ; and every Tuesday and Friday for three 'moths. Tel the Niger, for the capture of the Purfscation de Neus tra Senhorai and the I.iurta del Sur, on the 3d inst: at No. t 1, Cecil-street i ,and tor three years at the same place. Tr, the gun.tni); Contest, for the capture of La Prudente, at No; 2.3, Norfolk-street, Strand, every Tuesday and Friday for three tnouths, . To the Centaur, for the capture of the Russian ship of war SenUlud, at No. 6, Stanhopc-street, Strand. : To the Daphne,,tar the raptu re of the Danish ketch Dron fling Maroretta, every Mambo and Thursday for three months,. at No. t. 3,,